Is Wintergreen Slope easy to access for Citrus fans?

Yes. The slope is a normal public street in central Tokyo, and it can be reached on foot from Kojimachi or nearby stations without special permission.

Are there any signs marking this as a Citrus anime location?

No official anime plaque or dedicated Citrus marker is known to be installed there. Fans usually confirm the spot by matching the slope, road shape, and surrounding buildings with screenshots and Street View.

Can I take comparison photos here without causing trouble?

Yes, but keep to the sidewalk and avoid blocking traffic or photographing nearby homes too closely. Early morning or late afternoon is usually best for quieter conditions and cleaner angle matching.

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Tokyo

Episode

Ep. 6

Time

16m 16s

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35.6967, 139.7490

Nearest Station: Kojimachi Station (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line)
Walk: 8 minutes on foot
Best time to visit: Late afternoon on a clear day for lighting similar to the anime and easier photo matching
Crowd level: Usually quiet

Yuzu and Mei are shown on a quiet sloping street, framed against a calm residential backdrop that heightens the tension between them.
This moment appears in Citrus Episode 6, when the relationship between Yuzu and Mei is caught in an ambiguous, emotionally strained stage. On the surface they still act like sisters and housemates, but their feelings have already gone far beyond an ordinary family bond. As they walk along this slope, the mood is filled with subtle silence and pressure: Yuzu wants to understand what Mei truly feels, yet Mei’s distant and inconsistent attitude keeps leaving her confused, while Mei hides her heart so deeply that even when she wavers, she refuses to show it openly. The quiet pause in their relationship before the next emotional shift makes the ordinary street feel even more charged. In real life, the location is Fuyougi-zaka in Chiyoda, Tokyo, and the slope, street alignment, and overall arrangement of the surrounding buildings match the anime quite closely, making the spot recognizable. The anime preserves the elevation change and bend of the road well, recreating the sense of emotional distance in the scene, though building facades, wall details, roadside fixtures, plants, and markings have changed over time or were simplified in the anime. As with many urban anime pilgrimage spots, there is no dedicated series signage on site, so visitors usually identify it by comparing the slope, road width, and background architecture. Overall, it is a location with strong atmospheric accuracy even if some visual details were adapted, and comparing it with maps and Street View helps a lot when recreating the shot.

Is Wintergreen Slope easy to access for Citrus fans?: Yes. The slope is a normal public street in central Tokyo, and it can be reached on foot from Kojimachi or nearby stations without special permission.
Are there any signs marking this as a Citrus anime location?: No official anime plaque or dedicated Citrus marker is known to be installed there. Fans usually confirm the spot by matching the slope, road shape, and surrounding buildings with screenshots and Street View.
Can I take comparison photos here without causing trouble?: Yes, but keep to the sidewalk and avoid blocking traffic or photographing nearby homes too closely. Early morning or late afternoon is usually best for quieter conditions and cleaner angle matching.